National Republican., 1887-02-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE BOOK BUYER. February. 10 cents 81
year. New York: Charles Scribners
Sons. Publishers.
A fine guide as TO choice from the multi
tude Of books forever flowing from the
press. Specimen pages OF some are given,
general notices OF Others, and here and
there pictures from the illustrations. News
and notes" also aid In keeping up with the
course Of current literature.
THE ILLUSTRATED NEWS. Jan, .. 10
cents; 81 year, Cincinnati, sixth ana
Race streets. Publishers.
The banquet TO Justin Mccarthy at the
Burnet House, Jan. 90, is fret described
and illustrated, each in spirited manner
Then come two fine winter scenes, "IIawk
and Hare" and "a Snow storm.n "Row-
land at the Battle Of Roncesvalles" is
double.pnge engraving, most effective as
presentation OF the horrors OF war-or
"glories," as they are commonly termed.
Items OF news, story continued, amuse-
ments and general articles OF interest COM
pose the issue OF this excellent weekly.
THE sAN1TARiAN. January. 80 cents; 81
year. New York: lis Fulton street. Pub
fishers.
Useful, and certainly mostimportant, as
itseeks the preservation Of health and the
saving Of life, this periodical commends
itself to every person, and particularly to
the powers in command OF communities.
Its papers are the contributions OF the
most eminent authorities OF the land,
doctors and others, among the names APP.
pearing DIR. j. NJ. Toner, OF this city. The
work cannot fail to do great good.
THE NEGRO. Ro.AMERICAN. January. 10 cents
81 slayear. Boston: Rand Avery Company.
Publishers.
We welcome to the monthly periodical
field this, No. /, Of the Negro. american. Its
articles are timely and we'll written, all be-
ing by members OF the colored race. Let
this people speak their own condition, their
struggles, their aims. II can do so better
than any extraneous powers, and thus, too,
better advance It's own important interests.
OUTING. February. 25 cents; 50 year. New
York: 40 Nassau street. Publishers.
Companion for him who would live out
o. doors, who can enjoy every kind OF manly
exercise, whose body is strong, whose mind
awake.
"Yachting in Midwintern begins ton
the ice. Full directions are In the text how
to obtain the highest enjoyment here.
"After Geronimo is continued, and so is
"Around the World on Bicycle" far into
Persia, so, again, "The Last Voyage Of the
Surprise" still maintaining their extraor-
dinary interest. "a West Point Romance
describes adventures on the Hudson, aud,
| Of course, as there are soldiers In the story,
| q lady is, too.
IA bout with the gloves" tells how to
| give and take friendly scientific blows. A
| list follows OF the "Out-door Clubs OF
| Canada and the United States,n with names
| Of those institutions, city and state of
| location, and address Of persons. All
varieties Of clubs are embraced. "Editor's
| Window "Among the Books" "Pleasure
| Travel and Resorts,n and "Our Monthly
| acceptable number.
P THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS. Jan
%. Sixpence. Sale, A. $. Wltherbee d Co
Superb pictures on almost every page,
showing life unlike our own, and thus
enlisting our sympathy in other modes OF
| existence than our own. Yet there Is q
common humanity, and, however strange
may be the life Of other nations, still other
nations are Cnly our brethren. There is
| much, very much, In the text to interest
and instruct. The days as they pass here
leave their impress.
JUDGE. New York: 3S Park Row. Pdb-
fishers.
The satire, quiet but powerful, the fun
irresistible of this strong weekly, recon-
mend 1t to the nation and the world. Its
cartoons burst on us like rockets There
| is no phase Of life which It does not touch,
and always with "palpable hit" The
London attempts at wit, Punch, &C.,
"hide their diminished heads" before the
Judge. The Judge is, only properly, SUI
preme.